... SLAVE POPULATION. Retdrn of the Amounts of the Slave Population in each of his Majesty's Colonies in the West Indies, distinguishing the Males and Females; as received in the Office of the Re- gistrar of Colonial Slaves, since the 18th April, 1824. Year ...

... 2d West India Regiment having been relieved at Cape Ceast Castle by troops from England, embarked from Ibe Coast for the West Indies. Corn-Exchangk, April 27.— The certointy that no altera- tion will take place in the Corn Laws this Session, has brought ...

... take prompt and decisive measures for carrying into effect the Resolutions relative to the slate of the Negroes in the West Indies, which passed the House of Commons in 1823, giving at the same time to. the Planters such remuneration as, in the wisdom ...

... supposed lo have been in the waterseveral days. The deceased is the son of respectable parents, who are at preseut in the West Indies. The Jury returned a Verdict of '• Found Drowned. — Another Inquest was held by the same Coroner, at the General Eilioft's ...

... Chatham. — The Dispatch, 18 guns. Captain Parsons, filling for Channel service. The Su-iard, 10 guns, Captaiu SANooM.for (he West Indies. The Part Awn, 10 guns, Hon. Captain Barrington, is ready to sail to resume her station off Scotland. Tbe Rainbow, 28 guns ...

... Boulogne. Amongst other passen- gers by the latter were the crew of the brig Nile, (laden with wine and barilla, from the West Indies) which was wrecked in the gale of the 2d instant to the westward of Boulogne. A French sloop called the Louise, went ashore ...

... R^b T^lsLTo^'svek.' bark, on Iheir arrival at Cork, on hoard the Joseph Green, Spent, and Jupiter, transports, fer the West Indies. The 25th (the King's own Bnrdwen) Regiment of Fool Is ordered •» ?? af C«X«n board the IAM ■•» ...

... witb it about three or four hundred miles from the land, in Ibe exact track of the homeward-bound ships from tbe East and West Indies; and should any ship go on board of her, 1 would not give much for the vessel afterwards. ...

... THE ARMY. The depod of the S3d, 50th, 77th, 9lst, and 92d Regiments of Foot, now serving in the West Indies, have embarked al the Isle of Wight, for Glasgow and Edinburgh. The depots of ihe 16th and 83d Regiments of Infantry, now nn service at Ceylon ...

... sailed June 8. Sailed the Kitty, Haswell, for Malaga. Off the Port, the Hope, Rippen, from Oporto; Sandwich, from the West Indies ; Polydore, Dick, from Ha- vannah; Orion, Abenorlh, from Charleston; Salus, Claik, from Quebec; Harmony, from Trieste; Emma ...

... Entwisle, Esq. at ditto, from Richmond ; General Mitchell, at ditto, from Southampton ; General Beard, Governor of Berbice, West Indies, at the Grosvi-nor Hotel; Capt. Perry, of the S6th Foot, at Jitto; H. P. and R. Isherwood, Esqrs. at ditto; Capt. Macdougall ...

... transport, Lieut. Green, is ordored to lake detachments and recruits from Albany Barracks lo the Leeward Islands in the West Indies. Major-General Main- waring, appointed Governor ofthe island of St. Lucie, takes his passage by her. The Hibemia, 100, and ...